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Contemporary
People who know Tomás Alonso’s work – often executed in simple wood, they strike one as light, three-dimensional sketches – will hardly associate him with silver. So our collaboration for VIENNA DESIGN WEEK 2011 was all the more fascinating. Alonso approached it with the “functionality of the pattern” in mind: a plain tea service with fluted pattern on the underside of the set and the upper side of the tray, both interlocked with each other. Tea Pot: H 60 mm, D 140 mm, 530 g Sugar Bowl: H 40mm/d 80 mm, 115 g Milk Jug: H 120 mm/d 55 mm Spoon: L 100 mm, 17 g Tray: D 300 mm, 750 g Wood: Zebrano.
Photo: Craig Dillon
A VIENNESE POT, 200Foto: Klaus Fritsch
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